We are pleased to announce that the new data journal "Polar Data Journal" is now open for submissions. Polar Data Journal is a free-access, peer-reviewed and online english journal. It is dedicated for publishing original research data/dataset, furthering the reuse of high-quality data and the benefit to polar sciences.
"Polar Data Journal" aims to cover broad range of research disciplines involving Arctic, Antarctic, or other polar regions, especially earth and life sciences. The Journal primarily publishes data papers, provides detailed descriptions of research data/dataset (e.g. Methods, Data Records, Technical validation). The Journal does not require any new scientific findings, so the Journal also welcomes submissions describing past valuable data/dataset which has not published yet. Editorial Board welcomes your submission. Manuscript can be submitted by email in advance. If you want to submit manuscripts by email, please read submission guidelines and contact our editorial office. Sincerely yours, Editor in Chief (Akira Kadokura, NIPR) Executive Editor (Masaki Kanao, NIPR) |
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| File / Name | License |
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| PDJ5_11-36(2021) |
Creative Commons : Attribution |
| PDJ5_11-36(2021) (2.69MB) [ 36014 downloads ] | |
| Peer Review Report |
© 2021 National Institute of Polar Research
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| Peer Review Report (144.62KB) [ 39733 downloads ] | |
| hash list |
© 2021 National Institute of Polar Research
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| hash list (10.53KB) [ 40994 downloads ] |
| JaLC DOI | info:doi/10.20575/00000023 |
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| Item Type | 学術雑誌論文 / Journal Article |
| Language | English |
| Keywords |
Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition research project, High quality oceanographic physical and chemical data, Annually carried out observation, Changes in meridional overturning circulation and sea level, Future climate |
| 著者(英) |
Keishi Shimada
Shintaro Takao Kunio T. Takahashi Yujiro Kitade Jota Kanda Tsuneo Odate |
| 抄録 |
The Southern Ocean connects all major ocean basins and plays a pivotal role in the meridional overturning circulation of the global oceans. High-quality physical (temperature, salinity, and dissolved oxygen) and chemical (nutrients) oceanographic data from the Southern Ocean are thus critical for an improved understanding of future climates. As part of the 59th Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition, and also as a part of annually conducted monitoring observations, we have obtained high-quality Conductivity-Temperature-Depth (CTD) and water sampling data (salinity, dissolved oxygen, and nutrients) at 6 sites located along a 110°E transect in January 2018. Sea surface temperature and salinity were obtained continuously with a thermosalinograph (TSG) along the cruise track between the ports of Fremantle and Hobart, except within the Australian Exclusive Economic Zone. Data quality was validated by following as far as possible the recommendations for instruments and methods of the Global Ocean Ship-Based Hydrographic Investigation Program. CTD data and water sampling data are provided in the Exchange format employed by the World Ocean Circulation Experiment Hydrographic Program, while TSG data are provided in .csv format.
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| Journal or Publication Title | Polar Data Journal |
| Volume | 5 |
| Page Range | 11 - 36 |
| Year | 2021-03 |
| 出版者 |
National Institute of Polar Research
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| ISSN |
2432-6771
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| 関連サイト |
Original Data
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| 著者版フラグ | publisher |
| Research field | Oceanography/Sea ice studies |
ISSN 2432-6771
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